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Two men have been jailed after police discovered a cocaine haul hidden inside blocks of cheese.Lancashire Police said £17.2 million worth of cocaine was seized – the force’s biggest ever haul – when officers raided a unit in Blackburn last May and cut open blocks of gouda to uncover some of the class A drugs.
Two men have been jailed after police discovered a cocaine haul hidden inside blocks of cheese.Lancashire Police said £17.2 million worth of cocaine was seized – the force’s biggest ever haul – when officers raided a unit in Blackburn last May and cut open blocks of gouda to uncover some of the class A drugs.
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